- - "Take a chair, please!"
- - Invitation in a therapist's office
- - take a stool sample?
- - order to lassie
- - it's a new way to relax
- - Settle into a booth
- - Be a model, magistrate or tenant
- - Just ... right back and you'll hear a tale …
- - Common command to a canine
- - Use a drum throne, say
- - Take a little collector's item
- - plop onto a couch
- - To rest on a chair
- - ... on your hands (refuse to act)
- - it's not to stand
- - use a caquetoire or cathedra
- - Survive a round of musical chairs
- - Model order given to disciplined setter perhaps
- - Occupy a recliner
- - Rest on a meditation cushion
- - Model order obeyed by well-disciplined setter?
- - get cross-legged
- - command to canine?
- - cover one's butt, in a way
- - Perch on a stool
- - use a patio swing
- - To occupy a chair, say
- - Use a bean bag, say
- - "Take a load off, Fido!"
- - One of the first commands a dog learns
- - take care of a kitty
- - Use a bar stool
- - Use a barstool
- - What models do to be seated
- - Have a seat, say
- - Grab a chair, say
- - It's wrong to take a rest!
- - What you would do with a chair
- - Command learned by a dog at obedience school
- - Common command for a dog
- - Take a seat, say
- - Use a park bench
- - Use a chair, say
- - In winters, it feels quite nice to ... close to the fireplace
- - Command to a guest
- - Make a lap
- - Gain a lap
- - Use a tuffet
- - Create a lap
- - Request to a guest
- - Play parent for a night
- - Use a stool
- - Use a sofa
- - One way to take a break
- - Join a jury
- - Have a portrait made
- - Word to a boxer, maybe
- - Use a throne
- - Use a divan
- - Tend to tots
- - Rest in a chair
- - Relax in a chair
- - Pose for a portraitist
- - Plop onto a sofa
- - Plop into a chair
- - Plop down on a sofa
- - Order to a four-legged friend
- - Order to a canine
- - Occupy a bench
- - Oblige a portraitist
- - Obedience school order
- - Kennel order
- - Invitation to a visitor
- - Hold a session
- - Have a session
- - Have a seat
- - Command to Benji
- - Collect splinters, so to speak
- - Chow order?
- - Be a good dog
- - "This might take a while"
- - Word to a well-trained boxer
- - What Otis Redding will do on a "Dock"?
- - What a cellist has to do before playing
- - Utilize a sofa
- - Use a recliner, e.g.
- - Use a recliner
- - Use a pouffe
- - Use a ladder back
- - Tend to tykes
- - Tend to brood?
- - Tend a baby
- - Take a place at dinner
- - Take a load off, say
- - Take a booth, e.g.
- - Settle into a couch
- - Settle into a chair
- - Serve as a model
- - Rest, in a way
- - Rest one's dogs, so to speak
- - Prepare to play the drums
- - "Hey, you, down in front!"
- - Use sofa
- - "join us at the table"
- - Plop your butt down
- - Be sedentary
- - Command given before saying 'paw'
- - ...-up (exercise)
- - What diners do after entering diners
- - pose for the portrait
- - Puppy command
- - Dog trainer's basic command
- - Warm the bleachers, say
- - opp. of stand
- - Obey at obedience school say
- - ...... tight (wait)
- - rest your legs
- - Succeed at musical chairs
- - ... tight (wait patiently)
- - "That doesn't ... right with me"
- - Not play, with "out"
- - Try out my new couch!
- - "... up straight" (parent's regular instruction)
- - Basic command in obedience school
- - "I'll ... this one out" ("Go ahead without me")
- - remain on the bench, say
- - vacillate (beginning)
- - command at obedience school
- - Lie unused
- - Rest on the bottom
- - Park your keister
- - Host's word
- - Settle down slipping back into The Blasket Islands
- - Stand no more, say
- - Remain in position
- - Put your butt on an ottoman
- - "... up straight!"
- - word before up or tight
- - Good man holds one position
- - Model (for)
- - Occupy chair
- - Pose for artist
- - command before "stay," maybe
- - pet-training word
- - Not stand
- - Command word made famous by Barbara Woodhouse
- - Look after the little ones
- - Win at musical chairs
- - Watch the baby
- - Word heard at the Westminster Kennel Club
- - Watch the grandchildren
- - Mind the baby
- - Avoid elimination in musical chairs
- - Pose for an artist
- - "Please, make yourself comfortable"
- - Stop standing
- - Park your carcass
- - Obedience class command
- - Get benched
- - Emulate Whistler's mother
- - Companion of "Stay!"
- - Basic canine command
- - What an obedient dog may do
- - Use the waiting room
- - Survive in musical chairs
- - Ride the pine
- - Pose for the photog
- - Plop oneself down
- - Mind for money, informally
- - Interviewer's invitation
- - Heed "Down in front!"
- - Get comfortable in the bleachers
- - Basic command at obedience school
- - "Hey, down in front!"
- - ...... up and take notice
- - Word with tight or still
- - Word with still or tight
- - Word with dog or house
- - What the crowd does for mellow show
- - What subs do
- - Watch wee ones
- - Watch the tykes
- - Watch the neighbors' kids
- - Watch the neighbor's kids
- - Watch someone's kids
- - Watch over wee ones
- - Watch kids, maybe
- - Warm chairs
- - Use the sofa
- - Trainer's word
- - Tend the tots
- - Tend the toddlers
- - Tend the kids
- - Take the stand, ironically
- - Take (exam)
- - Stop running around, perhaps
- - Stop lying, perhaps
- - Serve (on)
- - Rover's trick
- - Remain quiet
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